Best shave I've ever had

Definitely the best shaver by far.. hoping there is a good deal for the the heads.. they last about 4 months

​how much are they, seem to be £12 online?

Around £8 I'll look tomorrow as I have to pick up one for my brother.

Worth the money? Considered getting one the last few times I've seen them on sale but I only end up shaving about once every two weeks :laughing: I just use a cheap Wahl trimmer to keep it in check currently

Sorry but I just don't get it, is this to shave or to groom your beard? How is this any different from the other 100s trimmers?

​Still don't see the point of it tho? It's like a trimmer but takes ages to charge and you also have to change the blades like a razor while not shaving as close. Looks like a combination of both's worse sides to be honest. Anyone with a groomed beard can give his opinion?

It is a niche device. It is brilliant for trimming the edges of a beard as it is small, easy to handle and you can see exactly until what point it'll cut. Plus it cuts closer to the skin than a normal trimmer, so you can get away with just using that to trim the edges without also having to follow up with a shaver to get rid of the remaining fuzz.
The second thing I found it really good at is if you want to get rid of your beard or have the tendency to get ingrown hair. As it doesn't cut quite as close as a normal shaver (but still close enough to give you a shaved look rather than a stubble) I don't get issues with ingrown hairs and shaving pimples when using it. When going from beard to clean shave I'll use that thing for a few days before switching back to my normal shaver.
Do I regret buying it? No - it's good at what it does, and since I don't use it too often I'm still on my first blade after a year. But can it replace a shaver? Not for me.

Great price and shaver. I purchased last week for £26 and am really impressed.

I've replaced a normal shaver with this... it gives a 'good enough' finish, not quite as good as a manual blade but looks fine in the mirror :smiley: Absolutely no skin irritation which is worth the money alone! :smile:

Sainsburys in store Not a chance
I check 3 stores, they selling for full price

Recommended, got the best one with the screen an all that jazz, and use it regularly, really is a great product!!! Gives a close shave, not as close as wet shave, but good enough for day to day, and the attachments to do beards etc is great, you can adjust the hair length etc.

national?

5 left in Swansea store, assistant says deal is national, blades are £8.04

Great product. Shame the guards are terrible and break. I've not managed to source any replacements either.

ages to charge?

its like an hour for an hours use....

​Weird, descriptions I found around say that the pro version takes an hour and this one 8.

How much are the blades?

Wild chase don't bother

Full price like 99 percent off these chases end up full price at your local SHOCK HORROR

​weird mine charges in 30min... 5 min and min face is done... what are you doing for a whole hour?

shaving his a55

waste of time and money
Get a proper shaver!

Rather than people's opinions on them, have we established if this is a national deal please? Cheers :smiley:

I assume the new rule around use of mobiles whilst driving may mean they're also clamping down on similar activities? There are some good straight sections between Conwy and Bangor and so depends how much you need to look in the mirror etc.

£35 in Morecambe Sainsburys. Definitely not nationwide.

Full price in hazel grove not Nationwide

is this better than an electric shaver? i just bought a braun 3080 but haven't used it yet. however i have been using a babyliss istubble for 4 years and find it actually irritates my skin from time to time.

looks to be two models for each type. one takes an age to charge and the other a bit quicker. This might be the longer one if it's going cheaper

So what are the different Models and what's the differences ??